Aircraft On Ground (AOG)
Aircraft on ground (AOG) means an aircraft cannot fly until it gets a spare part or repair.
AOG parts shipments get the highest priority and travel on the next available flight.
- Code
- AOG
Related terms
- OBCOn Board CourierAn on-board courier (OBC) is a person who flies as a passenger and carries an urgent shipment as checked or hand baggage, for the fastest door-to-door delivery.
- XPSPriority Small PackageXPS is the IATA special handling code for priority small packages, which get fast handling and quick release.
More in Special Cargo
- AVILive AnimalsAVI is the IATA special handling code for live animals.
- COLCool GoodsCOL is the IATA special handling code for cool goods that must be kept chilled but not frozen.
- CRTControlled Room TemperatureCRT is the IATA special handling code for controlled room temperature, meaning the shipment must stay between +15 °C and +25 °C.
- DIPDiplomatic MailDIP is the IATA special handling code for diplomatic mail, such as diplomatic bags and pouches.
- EATFoodstuffsEAT is the IATA special handling code for food meant for people to eat.
- HEAHeavy CargoHEA is the IATA special handling code for heavy cargo of 150 kg or more per piece.
Belli runs air cargo for airlines, from booking to billing.
Bookings, air waybills, ULD build up and messaging in one system, built with the people who handle the freight.